Lockwood chef Phillip Foss attempts to cook the wily Asian carp.
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This Week’s Food and Drink Events
Empty Bowls, the history of Chicago cuisine a la Berghoff’s, cooking demos at the Chicago Flower and Garden Show, and more.
One bite: Phillip Foss’ Asian Carp in a Crispy Potato Shell
Phillip Foss All that talk about eating Asian carp to slow its portended incursion into the Great Lakes got Carl Galvan thinking. Galvan, is the energetic, peripatetic chef-turned-fishmonger who handles sustainable and environmental fishery issues for Supreme Lobster. His Twitter feed is a virtual online fish market attended daily by many of the best chefs […]
Video: chefs vs carp
http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/2010/02/asian-carp-discussion-moves-to-washington.html All that talk about eating Asian carp to slow its portended incursion into the Great Lakes got Carl Galvan thinking. Galvan, is the energetic, peripatetic chef-turned-fishmonger who handles sustainable and environmental fishery issues for Supreme Lobster. His Twitter feed is a virtual online fish auction attended daily by many of the best (and social […]
Back Soon: sustainable arctic char from the Nunavut territory
Arctic char from a remote Inuit fishing village in northern Canada’s Nunavut territory started turning up last month on the menus of half the trendy restaurants in Chicago. And if you’d looked in the right places on the Internet, you could have followed it each step of the way. CleanFish’s Alisha Lumea talks about Nunavut […]
Eight chef-driven restaurants
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Recipe swap: pumpkin savories and sweets
Call for pumpkin recipes, with a few to start
What’s New
Jamaican in Lincoln Park, a pricey letdown in River North, and what’s cooking at the renovated Palmer House